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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 10 (March 1860) (1860)

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, and round bags about 8 feet long and 30 inches in diameter. out injury to the staple. The patent for this invention was secured, through the we would direct the attention of our calico-printers to it This is a heavy tax upon the planters. It often takes a man and helper a whole day to fill a… … posite points, midway between the of cold water, and shaken on posts. These openings allow the a cloth as before and this washing CHICHESTER'S COTTON-PACKER. end of the bag to assume its pro- operation is to be performed three per shape, and also allow it to times. Ten pounds, by weight, of the…

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